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Her friends all said, "Stop watching LOST."
They couldn't get their point across
She thought it was the most exciting show
"You're making much too much of it, turn off the show and rest a bit," her friends implored, but she just told them, "No."
She said, "I wish that I'd land on the island and be one of them, and never have to clean my room or wash my hair again
Then one day, she disappeared and didn't go to school, for she was now a castaway, and thought it was pretty cool
Lost in LOST was written by Logan Whitehurst.